Abstract
ABSTRACT Of all the countries in the arid Middle East, Jordan potentially faces the worst water crisis. The exacerbating conditions contributing to this crisis include the arid climate, the unsolved water sharing disputes in the region, the high population growth rate, the acute financial constraints, and the lack of a sustained peace in the area. The impacts of these and other factors are presented in this study, inasmuch as they pertain to Jordan's ability to provide water for its people. This paper begins by analyzing the problems associated with the use and distribution of water in Jordan. The data-set presented includes the most recently available figures on water supply and demand, and is used to develop a comprehensive plan of action for water management in Jordan. The plan involves the identification of a number of future directions that are consistent with the country's national objectives. The plan thus incorporates rational decision making with water supply and demand management to cover short,...
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